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GROCERIEs.

SUGAR-Pure white. 61fas,Sc; Oh white,
SIC; yellow clarified. 6196Isc; seconds
5t4g5,te; refined A., 6lta6,Sc; Eranulated,
gts61Sc; powdered. To; cut Loaf, TIC.
Firm.
RICE-LOui,ians. 4<s5,.c; Carolina .5,Is
C,NDIEs-sticks all sizes. In boxes. pail.
and barrels, T,fs91fc.
COfPEE-Common. lsl<c; ordinary, lgISa
ssoiss q fancy. Q1ss'so ;oi SG government S.
sSIf-oSio river. 81 10 per barrel. s.si.
nav, 81 2 per barrel; sacks, hne, 81 Sta
q; coarse, 81 lOsl Is; pockets. bleached.
MOLASsES-Loui.isna, common TO fair,
2I930c: prime 10 choice, t2a6Oc; syrup,
25esi0c; common 10 fair. 25@2sc; prime 70
choice, S5s4Oc; centrifugal fancy.. 5000.
Firm.
BALTIMORE, ND, July s.-coaee nop,i.
nally l71s9ls1-c. Other: articles unchanged.
NEW YORK. July t.-Cofss sales. u.s..
900 bags; tpot fair; Rio steady at iskc: OPP
ton, qaist but generally ,teady; August.
sl6 sOglh "; sep embcr, slIslI 10; October,
s7 0i@l7 81 November, 81 l5al7 q; De
Gambler, 81 l5sl7 30; January, ei7 Osi7 IS;
February, sl7 3oi March, 81 Sal7 IS; April.
ELI ~. sugar firm. moderately In request
refined tteadyi O, 4i.giJ6c; confectionery
A, SIC; standard A, b5sQs5 A-lOOc: loaf an
crushed 6s6 ll.l6c ;igranulated, Sic; cubes,
6J6d5 l5.l6c. Molatfos dull and nominal.
Rice steady, fair inquiry.
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GEN HRAI NEW 8.

-
Way warm.
PARTLY cloudy.
BusIsEss ouly fair.
RlvSn falling slowly.
No boats leaving today.
THE Arkansas and White rivers are
falling.
THK Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers continue 10 fall.
The river men have tots Of room"
to witness baseball games.
IHn Ooahoma resumed her trips In
the upper coast trade yesterday.
CAPr JULIUS q CAMnkR, river edi.
tor Of the Ledger. 10 on the sick list.
The X ,te Adams will be In tonight.
She returns TO Arkansas City Monday even
ing.
THI Sidney Dillon, towing three
parsss. passed TO 81. Louis yesterday msrn-
ing.
DURING the tweaiy.iour hours end.
ins, at noon yesterday the river here fell .
inches.
tbs Rene Macready arrived from
Ashport with 500 feet OF lumber. and after
diseharging the same abe laid up.
THn r. b. Sims will arrive tomorrow
night. and she leaves here Monday syesInr
for 81. Louis. Capt. ii. q. Lowe IL her
agent.
The James Lee. from Frlars Point,
brousht2 bales cotton and % sacks cotton
iced. she returned Yesterday evening
with q fair trip.
THE City Of Cairo passed to st. Lonls
a -
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsrUPPs.

coRNMEAL,-stAndard. O. 25s2 IS; pearl.
steady, sJ2)et3 IS, roller, 81 40.
HAY-Choice, from store, 7bss0c; car losd
from leyee Or depot, sli; prime, from
tiS; prairia, from store, SOC, car load from
BRAN-2lon store. 1885, from lsvss or
60RS-Rrom store. white. 5lei mixed.
in sAoss, i9s; m Ksd. In bsik. &c; 10
0AfS-Prom store. white, zoe, mlrsd. SIC;
from leyee 90 aepot, white. In bulk, sc; In
sacks, .. Ssi mixed. In bulk. Se' In
PL6UK-Prom store, mmop, o 1898 IS /;
family S6Os3 eoi choice, q 1898 sOi fancy.
hst ioI .xta iEncy, u 2si Si pAtenu,
anSa5 10 Lovsrs $50
6SfaEAf@ln s.li T Ssirsis. us Is from
SRicKgD wHEAr-In half barrels. Hs
RosiSY And sRIrs-From store, So
cRAcKBRs-soda. extra. 70; soda. trsbls
Sol assorted fumb'ss. 100.
KANSAS CITY. MO-. July s-whsst
aulsti No. red cash, 6bei August go bid.
gust, Ss.c BID, Ssptsmbsf. sic asked. oats
No. 2 August, 2l5.c.
LIVERPOOL, July 8 Wheat s,sajyi fair
ceipts tor q . asst three days were 1910
esntAlS, including $500 American. Corn
hrm,. demand fairs new mired Western,
Ss lid per GENITAL. Receipts OF American
corn ths past three days we're 81, 100 c'ntals.
ST. LOUIS, NO., July s.-.flour qgi {
AVID lower, owing 70 clear weather eloted
ha3sr belo~ Yesterday. No. 2 rcd, cob,
uH@1ihci July, N@Jibfc, closing at Tic I,
August. i7i.sa!ilsc. closing At Iihtc' sop
Ssssg.s, eio.ias AZ 81 oa1, 'qS a but ~ kim
September, a'to. Rye dali nomlnally
6o,. Hay ,ir9ggFi Zig ,i,@s:2d,hy gu s1gl6 soi
So. Cornmeal active ard .,teady. az 81 Is
90. Rsce iptf-flout. 500 brisi wheat, ST.
90 bpi corn, 1900 bu oats, l7,0p bp rye,
100 bus barley, bouo. shipmenti-Flour,
90 bfls. wheat none corn, 1900 bus oats,
100 bu rye, none barley, none.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July s.-The wheat op.
orators bosan buying quite actively on tho
curb this morning, apd continued their
operations o. the regular board TRAILING
opened much mere bfigkly than for several
az e. P ena "a ASsss' s's,i,d bishst a,
PATCHES trecouptinE damage by grasstopport
and bad weather, were accountable Tor a
share OF The etfly strength In wheat, but
these N auences and tbs buying they in
duced we've barely Sufficient 70 keep August
~ TO 49,. This price brought out qsito
free onei ingf, and values soon went dosn 10
I93t9T2Nc. TT lderl became Very liSiless
and apparentiy Indifferent a. 70 what be.
came Of the mA'kst. August sold on 10
ips the early, hours was at price,
about on level with the close Of
yesierday. II was nearly noon whom dullness
and haai lnsss GET In and leading iuturss de
elined re and the more deferred moved
' d ss, 70 s;.l.a o ss' cs.u: :Ss srn 'T
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FRANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 10 8 PER CENT, NEW
FORK EXCHANGE Is PREM.
Cotton Quiet MiddliBg Cotton, 10sc
SALES Today ESQ
Bales.
APPEAL OFFICE.

NJ .,, l.,
euV'a''e onAnso na' ,aAou p'aoo IN
v.'s ia','. Iosnao iunu' arc IN nOu
'upp' a.. soou u'"anu ~ y" POI
s'm',' 'ne ou.s'ue NV ius Ano SUN
D0a "as t' ", 800 .Ao w, Nal
rN 800 ..s0rHeu ""9 :. 90" '' VI
NJ oop' Nv Ns'
~ 80 o's.vn "Ao 49, 20 Huie' aIo
900 ,,S, 'uo 80 "oio 1V uN'e', ,n'Iuuns
.no so'a W Du'oi' Ane won
sa,,s wv oa'e '.au'ut Nes A
'A vou 'a" 'n' ON
W. ioi o"ips say :" inc
., "sise'' W, oo',oh hArhe'
souD eposeu more ae'sry IN contracts
~ nu oons'uera0ie enarp nue'us''ons' WIN
.uo a'e'"so raves IN 'aNoi oi 'ne ou',s' pu'
son'hueu ieVeri.n ana perpieAea i.enns
~"ops 'ne general nhe Oh opera.ons' an IT.
regular loss OF 6@lO points on the old crop
was the result Of further spilling of small
Io,..,d som. ..,,;a TO- ..aI, "a A..
.os' ~D' ,Om' Selling ,or a'oa,p' anu 'uo ~
ooTe'y that restored rates over the entire
line of early loss, with some months showing
f,.o,;onaII. a.. a., .v.n;na,s 90. a,. -
no soo'o ~ e,o"'ns - "as w. :"
sudden fright among the SIN all shorts in
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aysttssed from one to ten Mules an hout'
without poisr or vibration, and v N smooth
nsss. ing whole propellinG apparatus 10
out q sisht and there "a no dan ger 70 persons
r uIstH gn my part Of H. Ihs car Has con-
alarm bells. the Signals and tho lishtins all
being aut1matiesly performed instanta-
neously. The plates can DO rocharged BY
means OF dynamo. machine OF
sos .r morse power. driven q
the car on trays by ono man. A force OF ten
horse power for four hours is required to
charge the accumuletors once, and " they
ATE replaced four timos q day (which is
more thar is really necessary tho cost OF
and repairs TO engines would amount to 81 90
a. day 81 sixteen hours. Messrs. kcmbls and
Widener have granted the use OF their lines
Tor the purpose OF pertecting the invention,
and before a week has passed an electro mo-
Tor viii DO iding along the streets Of Phila-
Mr. JOHN II. RICE, PRECEDENT OF the
New Orleans, Matches and Fort Scott rail-
Rad. makes this point in favor Of his road
in the Tres. Democrat: "If We take tho DIFF
ference In length o, haul from Kansas to
New York, Kansas City 10 New Orleans (by
rail and river via st. Louis, and Fort Scott
to New Orleans, 1t will DO largely In favor OF
our enerprite.
Miles.
From Kansas to New York, via Chicago. Il, 1878
From Kansas 70 New York,via st. Louis ,Ss6
FROM Kansas City to New Orleans, via
rail q 81. Lou and INTERCHANGEABLE 500
From Fort Scott TO New Orleans, via this
direct ral route ;.;....o,,,o""... ...;. $50
A saving ofhaul will have been made In
favor Of this direct rail route TO New Or
leans of 666 miles, with marsin Of from
to ~ cents in our favor in the markets Of the
old world, and time saved over the sluggish
barge route, and large saving In haul ovor
any other rail route, And who can for q
nomont doub, but New 0rleans must con-
troll the graz trade of the Norihwss,1 II
must also be remembered that for consump-
ton and use In tue south vast quantities Of
corn, -four, hay, oats aud animal products
are 7, quirea, and those must be produced in
the Northwest. Tnis protested line of road
runs directly across the most ektentive de-
veloped coal beds 0 the country for over 100
miles, aud through the dne,t Lnculled for
ests Of piue, cypress, oak, ash and walnut
now remaining In the United States.
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EVANSVILLE, July s.-Noon-Rivsr 4
feet Inches on the gauge and falling.
W.s,her cloudy and warm.
PITTRBURG, July s.-Noon - River 9
feet q inches on the sauss and stationary.
Weather cloudy and warm.
WHEELING, Julg s.-Hoop - Rive
foot D Inohss on the gauge and stationary.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, July s.-Noob-Rivsr 3
feet 9 inches on the gauge and stationary.
Weather oloudyI Thermometer. 81.
CAIRO, July 5.-Noon River 10 feat !
Inch on the gauge and falling, Weather fair
and hot. hrriyedi Future City, ~ Louis.
l0p.m. Ohio, Memphis, IN an. Departed
John Gilbert, Ohio, pm. Ohio, Cincin.
natl, II a.m.
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LIVE sTOUK

HOgS-Choics, faikc.
sHEFP-Choice, 8tSo, medium, 2a2Ha.
LAMBs-gond 20 choice ial 81.
OAAS- CArTLE-Choio, SIC, GOOD, "a
3i4c, fair 10 medium, 2b.92t4c. 6callawagf,
lAgl5.o.
CHICAGO, ILL, july s.-The D,opers'
Journal fepotui Cattle Receipts, 900
fhipp ng ftesrs, q Dat 70 gtockefs and
FEEDER, q j0a3i cows, bulls and mixed,
sia3i feias cattle, 81 s5a3 20. iiogi-he'
ceip,s, 1900 heads shipments, 700 head /,
market srongi rough and MIXED, H95 2Qi
as 81 Ikips, t3g4 -. kheep- Receipts, 800
head thipmsnu, nonel market stronger /,
natives, q pOeu l5j Mostsrn, tba3 IS !;
Texans. q 75a3 bi lambs. 81 60s3 % per
had
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WHISKY. WINES, LIQUORS prO

KY-straiEht Kentucky bourbon
81 t0etj llighwines, o. O5i rectifsd, SC over,
I feiistilled l0c over.
CINCINNATI, o., July s.-Whisky
steadyi sales. 6i5 brli Of finished goods 90
J q basis Of OIL o..
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anoes, 81, 8S6.99
BALTIMORE. MD. JsaIl l s,-The bank
s2Ol.ASs. ~
ST. LOUIS, MO-, July s.-The bank
elesripgs today were R,967,725; balances,
Nl2,7&.
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PROVIAlsDNs.

BUTTER-Butterinc, l2al3c; creamery,
20; dairy, Ices country butter, l5a22c.
HOG Ph0DuCTS-Firm; mess pork, now,
sl7 so; old SIS 90; sugar cured hams, ll1SS
sides bacon, SIC ,clear sids bacon, Slsc; ba-
sides, Sssc: clear rib sides, saSlSc; shout
da.ers, e1se61ic; Ions clear. 71sc; pork strips,
GARD-Tisrses, eye, half barrels. 71sc
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9slOc;- New York
factory, none; iull cream, l6c; Young
PICS FEEt Barrels. 81 SO; half barrels.
PQtfsi y-6hiskep. quiet; spring. 81
az so: old tsns, s2g2 so.
FhEsE MtArS-Cold storage beef. fore
quarters, 1850; headquarters Of beef, e9l0c I;
mutton, Sc.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July s Provisions re-
yesterday Tho knowledge that stochs OF
pork, lard and short ribs are controlled by a
few rarties deters spectators from indulg-
ing In free short selling, and at the same
time hey are indisposed to buy heavily for
fear OF being unloaded on. hence prices we're
confined TO narrow range, and st the close
short ribs were the same as yesterday, but
lard was 2iS95c lower. Lard for August
sold at " t21iss Is. and ribs At 81 6SCs7 60;
the latter closed q 81 90. Cash quotations q
Lard, psr loo lbs, IS SIX: ,hcrt rib Sides sides.
loose, 81 52k; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
s. bOg5 90; short clear sides, boxed. 81 ebss.
The leading futures ranged as follows; Mes,
pork, per brl--nominal. Lard, per 100 lbs
lowest. 81 Sl,s closing al % 81; August
opened at q Is, highest 81 IS, lowest s6 I2IS,
closing a, 90 IS; September opened at u 571s,
highest % SIX, lowest d 52s, closing at
s65S; October opened at % Co.. hig hest
ribs, per 100 lbs-JuIy opened at 81 so. high
August opened at " 90. highest II 90, lowest
o. 81, closing at 81 6oj September opened
at 81 20. On tho Produce Exchange today
the butter market was very firm, at l5Isas
! Ike f1r creamery, and l2dl6s for dairy.
Eggs were very firm at l2k@l3c.
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HIDES-Dry alnt, No. l, N,kc; No. 2.
lllsci dry salted, l0sl2oi green taltsd. No.
u, 1Lci No. 2, Cot green, 5t5c. Sheep skins,
l5oSii. Boeswax. 90. Tallou. 30s3i<c.
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tn Old SOlSters.

ITO enable you and other, who may desire
L TO purchase Ice Camp smoking robao-
90 and thereby assist in tie supPort. of the
helpless OLD oonisd ss soldiers, ~ T. nail
quality Of this sHcsllsnt tobacco, man ufse-
tured for the boidiers' Home, Richmond.
Va, on reeeipt Of the follo owing retail pfiosss
Was 2oI. iOc., 4 %. Dc., 9 90. too., ". 7ce.
Reduction made 70 .sIye,. ,
100 and iiO2 Carr S., Richmond, Va.
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about kssks advance. There was a fair
speculative dem and, tho arrivals were am Ali
and corn was better. These were the main
influences causing the advance. A quiet
market subsequently,. prevailed and the de-
napd hnslly proved TO DO tame both on
speculative and shipping account. Most OF
session the market was strong at about 10
over yesterdays closing. August opened at
269261so and closed at S7sc
Cash quotations We 20 as follows: Flour
little better feeling, and trade shows more
improvements. prices steady and nchanged.
No. spring wheat. 7019a7Oss@c; Ne. 8 spring
wheat. Sc; No, red wheat, 7Sh@74c; No.
49c: No. q barley, nominal: No. iasxse,d'
81 Is; prime timothy seed. 81 Q5.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows
Wheat, No. 2-July opened at 701Sc, highest
70szc, lowest 70atc, closing at 10Sc; August
opened at 7211sS7tASc, highest 72,.c, lowest
7214c, closipg at 72ssc; Septemte or opened at
74ssc. highest 1910, lowest 7i1+c, closing at
74sSc; October opened at 76c, highest, 769sc,
July opened at ss3ic. highest S6Ssc, lowest
355Fc, closing at s5ts0g3 1910; August opened
at $3.50, highest $3.50, lowest S6ssc. closing
at 36asc; september opened at S7s+C93TJsc,
highest Sl1sc, lowest 371+c, closing at STAG
37ssc; October opened at 3sc, highest $50
lowest 37lsc, closing at S1sSc. Oats, No. D.
July opened at 2o31c, highest 1910, lowest
2eHe, highest 2s.s'. lowsst 25]Ssc, closing Al
26skc. lowest 1910, closing at 261kc. Ro-
ceipts--Flour, 2O,0t0 brls; wheat, 5000 Blu |;
corn, 62.00O bu; oats, 81, 900 bu; rye. 500 bu
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments = Flour, e0oi
brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu (;
oats. 30 900 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley, none.
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Call for Negotiable Judymcu, Ger.
tiIIeatee OF plDtOn t'0untT. Tenn.

NOTICE IL hereby given To III owngr md
~ holders Of the negotiable IudEu ent
Certificates Of Upton county, Tennessee,
which N tute lat Of August, 1888, - present
them for prepayment al the Union and
Planter Bank, IN the city u Memphis,
Tenn, on lat Of August, 1871
The said Judgmen Certificates gere istued
under he provisions Of an act ~ the General
Assembly n Tennessee, approved lltt De.
combef, 1881. upon iu1gmonu fqndorea
against said county W the Circuit Court Of
the United States for tho Western District Of
Tennessee, at Memphis,
called will cease on ist August, lsT.
' Upton COUNTY.
ByR.S BAHRrr. Chairman CgunU Court.
AttastiH. X. HrgHHNH0s, Clerk Gos U0urt.
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PRIME CRUDE OIL, Hs27IIo; % crude,
sumner yellow, 3la32o; choice cool Ing
summer yellow, 3GHSci prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 75Bls IS. OF cotton seed meal, tlt
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uUlEs ANN uoRsvs

s Sgt III s.ps s} S X, s sSs,J RIB b IS 8
hish, ti5 s9Io. The chief demand IL Tor
mule, from itH 10 IS hand, hiEh.
HvRsEs-fair; driyeis,. tl2,ele5i heavy
draft, q Sslso; saddle, y Ssi75i extra
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Health ~ weAitb B.Har~g .ruAs
Touir aud Nervise, she Great
Ireuen snselne

NERVOUS DEBILITY 10 all its stages.
~ mental and physical depfestion, sper-
mat0rfheut hypochundfia, Nefiliy, neurAl-
Eia, hystsfia, ibcapaciy i1f siuty or bush
mess, paralysis, ia .ntf nee epilepsy loss OF
memory. fuitouins % IN brain, aud all die
eases ~ the nervous fyFtem may be radl-
cally cured In either ser ~ tie use Of this
uueNcelled pfepartt ons II " matter OF
Iupfomo Importance u use apptopriate
treatment 70, tie "a Q Of the lofs Of nerve
power, ard Dr.. BeAurcsard't ronic and
Nefvine, aitef many years trial In Europe,
has proved infsiiible " taken according 70
directions, which are afined 70 each bottle.
One boz equal 10 one months t.eGtmenti
or sls boxes fof 80 90. sent By mall pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We sufrA ttss sig
borss 10 cure any case. With cash order re-
oelved By rs for six boxes vs will ssaa cur
written guarantee 10 return the iaonsy II
treatment does not eject . cure. A. ksnk.
q, o., drssS!s. col. AS:en eL vrisse
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Trustees Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
IN Monday, Augu,t 4, 1887, in
front Of tho courthouse door Of shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee, at II o'clock am, will sell.
at public QUERY, for cash, tho following de-
scribed real estate In Shelby county, Ten
nessee. being all the right, title and interest
Of l.. ". and ". p. Humes In a ono third
undivided interest In lot OF clever acres,
bounded NJ follows: Beginnng AZ q stake In
tho state Line road or Boulevard a, from which
north 3lao east l03,$ links distant stands o
rodoak marked v; thence north with James
Yonge's east boundary line 10 chains and "
links TO stake; thence east chains and 81
links to a stake; thence south ~ chains and
" links TO stake In the st 10 Line road or
Boulevard thence west with said road or
Boulevard chains and 81 links TO tho place
OF beginning. Also, a certain tract To-
Gated and described az follows, to'wii, Do.
ginning at stake In tho state Lane road or
Boulevard, from which north A.. west n
links distant q sassatras marked VI thenee
chain aud sOh links 70 take; thence
thence west 5 chains and 81 links o o stake
on James Yonve's cast bouudlr Lac;
thence north with said Yonge'g eat lins I
chains and 81 links to a stnkei 'hshv3 aAst
7 cbaips and 3lh 6nks TO o stake. thence
south 81 chains aud " links TO the point Of
beginning, and containing nine acrss.
/ make said sale by authority OF n trust
decd made mo odd recordcdint cRsghter's
othco OF Shelby county, Tennessee, ~ book
Ill, page 2pd. default having beS1 made in
the debt secured therein and having been
requested 10 sell by the heneh starry thorain.
THOMAS N. SCRuGGS, Trustee Il
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proportions 10 the stocks, while for prints
ana bingham II was better, forwardinss OF
each very full and Prices very nrm. For
clothing woods there was little doing.
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WOOL,
HIDES AND TALI.ow,

w00L-Burry grease wool, unwashsd. u
dlsc; clear grease wool, 2la25c, bur ~
washed, 2}s30i tub washed. 8sl5c.
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THE RIVERS.
sTeAMsRs LEAVING
m~yEmENTs AT THE LEy.E.

A.. irais-Sidney Dillon, New. Orleans;
James .es, Friars Point; hene. Macready.
h'ceola; City Of Providence, St. Louis; City
Of auo, Vioksburg.
epartures-Sidney Dillon and City Of
Cairo, St. Louis; James Lee, ffiars Point;
Ooahoma, 0sceoia; City OF Providence.
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COUPON NOTICE.

uoLDERS Of Masonic Temple bonds will
I i prstentthe July coupon 10 Fret Nation
al bank on the 10th u July for payment,
All parties holding bonds nom Mes. ntt
Co 900 ineiusiss will present fang, With
coupon attached, oihe SECRETARY, Dun ".
Y rice, for payment and cancellation.
order Of the Board
III DAVID p. GADDEN, President.
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usFf1a aisa.L ,.KEIut. q. s. a.,H
Hsurris. Julys. pa.
~ 'oi 0iu, Oh 'oI va. tir 80 'Nk' n
at all stations named AZ Is msridian time,
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T0BAcco-common, 25s15c iothsr grades.
sYUFP-Garstt',. go ST. RAlph',, 90 Is,
Railroad, ~ %.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Chesapeake and ohis Route.
.g.., Mall. si 5ssvs, .E... Mail, A AZ y %
Fast TX ....~ $3.50 pm Fast tx. -. 2:is Am
RIPLEY 40 $3.50 =. IN | SRipley 40. $40 am
Mail and express trains run solid between
M,emphi. and Louisville; Pullman buffet
Ginning chair car on express. Three hours
quickest time to Chicago. Tick ct Office un-
DER Peabody Hotel.
Kansas CITY, Memphis and BirmiDg.
ham.
Fast Mail. 400 pm Fast Mail 10 10 am
"Accomm' n $50 am "Accomm' n 4 80 \. IN
Mfssissippi aud Tennessee.
IN. O. Mail. 6 bS r.% IN o. Mail. eA AZ
~Sardis 40, $3.50 p.m SSardis Ac.,. sos a. m
Mail trains will not stop at whitehaven,
Horn Lake, Nosbit. Loves or nag stations.
Mississippi v.,'sy H"u'e H., N. o.
IN. o. r.. Leaves IN .. Pas, Arrives
IN. .. NJ 40 am N. o. EI -. sis pm
Louisville and Nashville.
PAS, Mail. 10 iSIv .% sPs,M.l As AF'avS %
mail ..,.,. 10 10 am mail ...w :" 400 p, IN
NSt.Louiskx 800 pm SotLouisEx 9:lO u m
Standard time,
Gulf Route KANSAS city, Spring.
Held ana memphts).
Leaves Arrives
ok. @. Fx,..l0iSO a, m tx. G. Ex.. 4:45 y. m
tx. g. Mail. 900 pm TX g. Mail. si0 am
est, Louis A sst. Louis n
Chpso EX 500 IN Chi'so Ex s;5 a. IN
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis and CharleAson
Leaves Arrives
eThr'sh TX 1890 y. IN sTh-'gh TX. 6;lO a. m
mail n Tx. $3.50 am mail a Elk. o; rs y. IN
tSomofyllle Bonneville
40. ......-.. $3.50 pm Ac...... .,..., $3.50 Am
Memphis and Lille Rock.
Leaves Arrivel
eThr'h Pm,ll $50 y. IN sThr'h Pas. Q 30 y. ID
srhr'h Pas. $40 am srhr'h Pas. . ais q m
sFr'g'ttfrNm Freight tat
Hopefeldl l:O0a Hopeheldl i;s0 p. N
Central standard time.
Nork-s Daily. 4 Except Sunday.
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POW DE-
T0BAgCO ANN sNtJyy

PowpER.Kes'. e; half kegs. o. 75i
garter kegs, 81 80.
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Decrease In receipts this year

DecreAse IN foceIph thls yehr.......... I3I, 10
AT. noon; Liverpool spots were steady,
American sioO bales. Receipts, 5000 bales,
Of (which American 100 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows. 0rdi-
nary. SKI good ordinary, 67-l7d; low mid
ding, SD GOOD middling, Sd; middlipg
uplands, SD; middling Orleans. Sid.
Futures opened quiet and somewhat inaot-
i've and closed easy as .ollows;
fAe prsces are given IN pence and 64ihs, thps.
t63 MEANS 4 63-e4d; aAd s OF meass S 6id.l
tp.m; July, 552i buyers; July-August,
b52d, buyers; August-September. 8 SD SELL
ers; September October, 3 sid, sellers; 0cto-
ber-Noyember, 5 2ld, buyers; November
a DsSfassdS. . gs s ssS Y
sellers; September, s I'D, sellers.
Liyerpool weekly Etatement for the xeek
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Tennes ee Midland Railway.
Malice 10 lOnirnci0rn.

SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 10 the
= underlined and indorsed on the outside
Of the envelope Tender" all be tscsiyed
at this oaBee until Y o'clock ~. on Monday.
% afonry, bfidkins, & estls, and crosstiss tor
hat ~ q the lennessse Midland railway
lying bstwson Msmphis, Tenn, pnt the
Tennessee river, being about one hundred
aud thirty eve tl55l milcs Va length. Pro.
after the 18th Il laly a this oilce, where
printed form, u tandur can be obtained,
Contractors are requested iD bear Ia ind
that tenders will not be cons defed unless
made sif city 10 accordance with the printed
fofms bic COMPANY reserves the riEht 10
roisst any or ~ bids
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Corros sgsD pRoDUcrs

COAL olI,-Prims whito. wholesale lot,
he mas 0atiau
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